revengeful — having or showing a desire for revenge; vindictive
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having or showing a desire for revenge; vindictive
Pronunciation (IPA): /rɪˈvendʒfəl/
Korean meaning: 복수심에 불타는, 앙갚음하려는
Korean pronunciation: 리**벤**지풀
Example Sentences
- After losing the game, Tom became revengeful and started practicing 12 hours a day.
- My cat is so revengeful that when I'm late with dinner, she knocks my plants off the windowsill.
- The revengeful ex-employee decided to start a competing business right next door.
revengeful
ADJECTIVE//rɪˈvendʒfəl//
having or showing a desire for revenge; vindictive
A revengeful student approaches their bully with messy food
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A resentful heart breeds spiteful revenge!
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Origin
From Middle French 'revenge' meaning 'to avenge' combined with the English suffix '-ful'. The French word itself comes from Latin 'vindicare' meaning 'to claim or avenge'.
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“After losing the game, Tom became revengeful and started practicing 12 hours a day.”
“My cat is so revengeful that when I'm late with dinner, she knocks my plants off the windowsill.”
“The revengeful ex-employee decided to start a competing business right next door.”
“She wrote a revengeful review about the restaurant that served her cold soup.”
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